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61 kappe

sg - káppen, pl - kápper

1) пальто́ с, плащ м, шине́ль ж

2) чехо́л м

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cape, cloak, gown, robe

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I. (en -r)

( overtøj) cloak;

(mil.) (great)coat;

( dommerkappe, akademisk etc) gown;

( hovedbeklædning) cap;

( gardinkappe) pelmet;

( skokappe) counter;

[ bære kappen på begge skuldre] run with the hare and hunt with the hounds;

[ tage noget på sin kappe] make oneself responsible for something, take something on one's (own) shoulders.

II. vb

(mar) cut (away);

( et træ) poll, lop,

( styne) pollard;

[ kappe ankeret] cut the cable;

[ kappe bådens fortøjninger] cut the boat adrift;

[ kappe hovedet af ham] chop off his head.

Danish-English dictionary > kappe
62 lede

carry, conduct, guide, head, lead, lead on, manage, marshal, pipe, preside, search, shepherd, siphon, steer, take

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I. (en)

( afsky) disgust ( ved at),

( stærkere, F) loathing ( ved for),

( svagere) distaste ( ved for);

[ føle lede ved] loathe.

II. vb (ledede, ledet)

( føre) lead;

( vejlede) guide, lead;

( i rør; varme, elektricitet) conduct;

( stå i spidsen for) lead ( fx an expedition),

(være direktør etc for) manage,

T run ( fx a business, an organisation, a theatre),

F conduct ( fx a meeting, negotiations, an orchestra),

( have overopsyn med) direct ( fx a course, the work);

( om motiv) guide;

[ lade sig lede af]

( motiv) be guided (, F: actuated) by;

[ lede vand bort] carry off water;

[ lede mødet]

( også) preside at (el. chair) the meeting, be in the chair;

[ lede samtalen hen på noget] turn the conversation on to something,

( med en bagtanke) lead up to something;

[ lede tanken hen på] suggest;

[ lede en på sporet] put somebody on the right track, give somebody a clue;

[ lede trafikken om ad] divert the traffic via;

[ lede ud]

( om spildevand, røg etc) discharge (i into);

(se også ledende).

III. *

( søge) look,

( grundigere) search ( efter for);

(T: ivrigt) hunt ( efter for);

[ lede frem] dig out;

[ lede i] search,

( grundigere) ransack,

(T: ivrigt) hunt in ( fx one's pockets).

Danish-English dictionary > lede
63 let

1. a
лёгкий; нетру́дный
2. adv
легко́

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caprice, cushy, easily, easy, effortless, effortlessly, faintly, frothy, light, lightly, mild, simple, smooth, smoothly

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adj

(mods tung) light ( fx burden, sleep; as light as a feather);

(mods vanskelig) easy ( fx task);

(mods kraftig) slight ( fx pain, headache, attack of influenza);

( om tobak) mild;

(med.) mild ( fx a mild attack of asthma);

adv lightly ( fx float lightly on the water, lightly armed), easily (

fx easily done), slightly ( fx damaged, wounded), mildly ( fx

cynical, ironic, retarded);

[ lettere syg] not very ill, slightly ill;

(se også påklædt, sove, tage (sig) & ndf: letantændelig etc);

[ let at reparere (, fornærme etc)] easy to repair (, offend etc), easily repaired (, offended etc);

[ gå let hen over] pass lightly over,

T skate over;

[ hvad der kommer let går let] easy come easy go;

[ let kompagni]

(mil.) rifle company;

[ det er en let sag] it is easy (enough),

T it is a piece of cake;

[ det er ikke nogen let sag] it is no easy matter; it takes a lot of doing;

[ det er den letteste sag af verden] it is as easy as falling off a log;

[ have let til tårer] be easily moved to tears;

[ have let ved noget] have a talent (el. gift) for something, do something easily;

[ have let ved at] find it easy to, have no difficulty in -ing;

[ han har let ved at gøre det]

( også) it comes easy to him;

[ have let ved at lære] be a quick learner;

[ have let ved at holde taler] be a ready speaker.

Danish-English dictionary > let
64 om

about, for, if, in, on, over, per, whether, whether... or

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I. præp

a) ( rundt om) round ( fx go round the corner; it is just round the corner; sit down round the table; with a blanket round her), about (

fx with a shawl about her shoulders; with a sash about her waist); b) ( angående) about,

(mere præcist el. udtømmende) of ( fx a book about gardening; a story about dogs; he told us the story of his life; what are you talking about (el. of)? have you ever heard of Clive? what have you heard about him?);

( om saglig, grundig redegørelse) on ( fx a book on gardening; my opinion on free trade; he gave lectures on economics);

( på grund af) over ( fx a dispute over the ownership; fall out (, quarrel) over money; haggle over pennies);

[ et telegram (, en erklæring) om at] a cable (, a statement) to the effect that;

c) ( for at få, opnå) for ( fx fight for something, ask for something); d) ( tiden når noget sker) in ( fx in the evening (, afternoon, morning); in (the) summer (, winter)),

(se også dag, nat);

( foran dages navne) on ( fx we left on Monday at 7.30);

[ om søndagen] on the Sunday,

( hver søndag) on Sundays;

[ mødet blev fastsat til om søndagen] the meeting was fixed for (the) Sunday;

e) ( efter forløbet af) in;

[ om to dage] in two days;

f) (pr.) a ( fx once a month, £200 a year);

g) [ Udtryk]

[ andre tilfælde:]

[ det er mig meget om at gøre] I am very keen on it;

[ det er mig meget om at gøre at du ser det] I am very anxious that you should see it (el. for you to see it);

[ nu er det om at finde ham] now the great thing is to find him;

[ lad mig om det] leave that to me;

[ det må han om, ham om det] that is up to him, that is his look-out;

[ der har været flere om det] it is the work of several persons;

[ han var 3 timer om det] it took him 3 hours (to do it), he was 3 hours doing it,

(se også alene, II. længe, noget, ude);

[ være om sig]

( aktiv) be up and doing,

( foretagsom) be a go-getter,

( egoistisk) have an eye to the main chance; look after number one;

[ de måtte være to mand om ét tæppe] one blanket had to do for two men.

II. adv

( omkring) about, round, around,

(cf omkring);

( omkuld) down, over ( fx fall down (el. over));

( igen, på ny) (over) again, once more ( fx do it again, do it once more);

[ en park med en mur om] a park surrounded by a wall; a park with a wall all around (el. round it);

[ løbe om] run about, run around,

(am) run around.

III. conj

( betingende) if ( fx do it if you dare; if necessary; if possible);

( spørgende) if,

(mere F) whether ( fx he asked if (el. whether) you were at home);

[om ( end)]

( indrømmende) (even) if, (even) though,

F albeit;

(se også III. selv);

[ i udbrud:]

[ om han var!] you bet he was! I should say he was!

[ om jeg gør!]

( også) rather!

[ om jeg vil] will I! won't I just!

[ om jeg (, de) kan lide øl? ja det kan du tro] do I (, they) like beer? you bet I (, they) do!

[ andre forbindelser:]

[om... eller] whether... or ( fx I don't care whether you like it or not);

[om (da) ellers], se hvis;

[ om end] although,

F albeit;

[ hvad om], se hvad;

[ om ikke for andet, så for at] if (it was) only to ( fx I will do it, if only to annoy him);

[ om ikke... så dog] (even) if not... at any rate ( fx (even) if they are not wealthy, at any rate they are very well off);

[ som om] as if, as though;

[ om så]

(= selv om) (even) if, even though;

[ om det så er hans fjender] his very enemies, even his enemies;

[ om der så er aldrig så mange] no matter how many there are;

[ om så var] if so,

F if such were the case;

[om (nu) så var?] what if it is (, if he does, etc)?

T so what?

[ om så skal være] if necessary;

[ om jeg så må sige] so to speak,

( mere litterært) as it were.

Danish-English dictionary > om
65 pådutte

vb:

[ pådutte en noget]

(dvs tillægge) ascribe (el. attribute) something to somebody ( fx I am attributed opinions which I do not hold);

( prakke på) palm (el. fob) something off on somebody.

Danish-English dictionary > pådutte
66 relief

(et -fer) relief;

[ stille (el. sætte) noget i relief] throw something in relief, set something off.

Danish-English dictionary > relief
67 rette

amend, correct, emend, level, mark, right, put right

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I.:

[ i rette, med rette, til rette], se II. ret.

II. vb

( gøre lige) straighten ( fx one's tie);

( give retning) aim, turn,

F direct,

(se ndf: rette mod, rette til);

( henvende) address ( fx a few words to somebody);

( fejl) correct,

F rectify;

( opgaver) correct,

( rette og bedømme) mark,

(am) grade;

( kompas) adjust;

[ med præp & adv:]

[ rette af]

( gøre jævn) level off,

( træ også) smooth;

[ rette an] serve up,

T dish up;

[ der er rettet an] dinner (etc) is served;

[ rette ind]

(mil.) ( rækker) dress (the ranks),

( kanon) train;

[ ret ind til højre!] right dress!

[ rette mod]

( sigte med våben) aim at,

( mindre omhyggeligt) point at (el. towards) ( fx he aimed (,

pointed) his gun at me; missiles aimed at Western Europe; with a loaded gun pointed towards me),

(ved at hæve el. sænke) level at,

( om kikkert, sigtemiddel) train on ( fx train the telescope (, the gun) on the tower),

( om blik, gang) turn (, F: direct) towards ( fx turn one's glance

(, steps) towards the house);

(fig: opmærksomhed, tanker) turn (, F: direct) to ( fx turn one's thoughts to somebody; turn (, direct) one's (, somebody's) attention to the problem); focus on ( fx focus one's attention (, thoughts) on something);

[ der blev rettet alvorlige beskyldninger imod ham] serious charges were levelled against him, serious allegations were made against him;

[ rette kritik mod] criticize;

[ kritikken var rettet mod mig] the criticism was aimed at me;

[ rette mistanken mod ham]

(dvs bevidst) direct the suspicion towards him,

(se også ndf: rette sig mod);

(se også angreb);

[ rette op]

( bringe i lodret stilling, bringe på ret køl) right ( fx the boat);

( om bil med hensyn til styring) put the wheel straight, straighten out;

( kvikke op) pick up, set up ( fx a holiday will set you up);

[ rette én op]

( moralsk) make somebody go straight;

[ rette økonomien op] put the finances on a sound basis;

[ rette op på skævheden] rectify the imbalance;

[ rette på] adjust ( fx one's clothes, one's tie);

( korrigere) correct ( fx his spelling);

[ rette ` til] adjust;

[` rette til]

(dvs stile til) address to,

F direct to ( fx you must address (, direct) your complaints to the manager; his remarks were addressed (, directed) to the

parents);

[ rette en opfordring til] appeal to;

[ rette et spørgsmål til] address (el. put) a question to;

[ rette det tilbage] correct it back,

F cancel the correction;

[ rette ud] straighten (out);

[ med sig:]

[ rette sig]

( rette ryggen) straighten (el. draw) oneself up,

( om skib) right itself,

( blive rask) get better, recover,

( moralsk) make good, go straight;

(om pris etc) recover;

[ rette sig efter]

( adlyde) obey, conform to ( fx the rules),

F comply with ( fx his instructions, his requests, the rules, his wishes),

( lade sig lede af) be guided by ( fx him, his wishes), go by (

fx he always goes by the rules; go by what he says; I need

something to go by), go along with ( fx what he says, his

suggestion);

( bestemmes af) be determined by ( fx his views are determined by his surroundings; wages are determined by qualifications),

( tilpasses efter) be regulated by ( fx wages were regulated by the price index),

(gram.) agree with;

[ jeg må vide hvad jeg har at rette mig efter] I must know where I stand;

[ rette sig efter ham]

(dvs adlyde ham) do as he tells one;

(dvs føje ham) give in to him,

F comply with his wishes;

[ mistanken rettede sig mod ham] suspicion centred on him, he came under suspicion;

[ rette sig op] = rette sig.

Danish-English dictionary > rette
68 skifte

alternate, change, get off, shift, switch

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I. (et -r)

( forandring) change;

( arbejdshold) shift ( fx work in 3 shifts);

( arbejdsperiode) shift, turn;

(mar: vagthold) watch;

( i mur) course;

( sporskifte) changing of the points,

( skiftespor) points pl,

(am) switch;

( del af stafetløb) lap;

( afløsning) relief ( fx of the watch), relay ( fx of horses);

(jur) division of an estate;

( arveskifte) administration (and distribution) of a deceased person's estate.

II. vb

( ombytte, forandre) change ( fx one's address, one's clothes, one's job; change parties (, seats)); shift ( fx scenery);

( forandre sig) change ( fx the weather (, wind) changed),

( om mindre ændring) alter;

( variere) vary ( fx prices vary from place to place);

( veksle) alternate ( fx alternate between work and sleep; rain and sunshine alternated);

( stige om) change ( fx change at Windsor);

(jur) divide (, distribute, administer) an estate;

(se også skiftende, skiftes);

[ med sb:]

[ skifte ble]

( på et barn) change a baby's napkin (, T: nappie);

[ skifte dæk] change a tyre;

[ skifte kørebane] change from one lane to the other,

( pludseligt) cut out;

[ skifte lagener] change the sheets;

[ rejsende til Windsor skifter her] change here for Windsor;

[ skifte retning] change (one's) direction, change (el. alter) one's course;

[ skifte sengelinned] change the bed linen;

(se også ejer, gear, I. ham, mening, sol, spor, vadested);

[ med præp, adv:]

[ skifte fra... til]

(om fag etc) change from... to ( fx change from biology to physics);

[ skifte om på] change round;

[ skifte på et barn] change a baby;

[ skifte på sengen] change the bed;

[ skifte ud] replace ( fx all the bulbs; a broken lock); renew ( fx the water in the swimming pool; a tyre);

( i sport) substitute;

[ skifte det ud med noget andet] replace it with (el. by) something else; substitute something else for it.

Danish-English dictionary > skifte
69 skinne

blaze, gleam, glimmer, rail, runner, shine, splint, track

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I. (en -r)

(jernbaneskinne etc) rail;

( til forstærkning) (iron) band;

( til brækket lem) splint;

(se også benskinne);

[ køre på skinner]

(fig: gå glat) run on rails;

[ løbe af skinnerne] leave the rails;

[ få noget sat på skinner]

(fig: i gang) get something going; get something off the ground.

II. vb shine;

( svagt, flakkende, F) glimmer;

[ skinne af renlighed] be spotlessly clean;

[ solen skinner mig i øjnene] I have the sun in my eyes;

[ skinne igennem]

( kunne ses) show through ( fx the spots (, his true character) shone through);

( blive tydelig) be (el. become) apparent ( fx his disappointment was apparent);

[ lade det skinne igennem at] hint that; let it be understood that;

(se også skinnende).

Danish-English dictionary > skinne
70 snakke

chat, gossip, natter, talk

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vb talk,

T chat,

( pjatte) chatter,

( barnligt) prattle;

( vrøvle) talk nonsense;

[ snakke engelsk] talk English;

[ snakke politik] talk politics;

[ med præp & adv:]

[ han snakker fanden et øre af] he would talk the hind leg off a donkey;

[ snakke bagvendt], se bagvendt;

[ snakke godt for en] coax somebody, wheedle somebody;

[ snakke ham (, sig) fra det] talk him (, oneself) out of it;

[ de snakkede frem og tilbage om det] they discussed it at great length; there was a lot of to-ing and fro-ing;

[ snakke med en] talk to (el. with) somebody,

(for at få råd el. irettesætte også) have a word with somebody;

[ snakke ` med] join in the talk,

( afbryde, T) chip in;

[ snakke om noget] talk about (el. of) something,

( drøfte også) talk something over;

[ det er ikke noget at snakke om] that is nothing much; it is not worth mentioning;

[ du skulle nødig snakke om nogen!] you're a fine one to talk!

[ snakke over sig] give oneself away,

( røbe hemmeligheden) let the cat out of the bag,

S blab.

Danish-English dictionary > snakke
71 sove

asleep, sleep

* * *

vb (sov, sovet) sleep, be asleep;

[ min fod sover] I have pins and needles in my foot, my foot is asleep;

[ sove middagssøvn] take a nap after dinner, take an after-dinner nap;

[ med præp & adv:]

[ sove fast (el. trygt)] be sound (el. fast) asleep;

( vanemæssigt) be a sound sleeper;

[ sov godt] sleep well,

T sleep tight;

[ sove hen]

(dø) pass away;

[ sove hos én] sleep at somebody's house,

( seksuelt) sleep with somebody;

[ sove ind] fall asleep;

(dø) pass away;

[ sove let] sleep lightly;

( vanemæssigt) be a light sleeper;

[ sove længe] sleep late, lie in;

[ sove over sig] oversleep (oneself);

[ jeg vil sove på det] I'll sleep on it;

[ tage noget at sove på] take something to make one sleep;

[ komme sovende til noget] get something without any effort of one's own;

[ sove til middag], se ovf: sove middagssøvn;

[ lægge sig til at sove] settle down to sleep,

(dvs gå i seng) go to bed, turn in;

[ sove ud]

( få udsovet) have one's sleep out, get a good (night's) sleep;

[ sove rusen ud] sleep it off;

(se også sød).

Danish-English dictionary > sove
72 spille

act, put on an act, bet, enact, gamble, impersonate, perform, play, portray, show

* * *

vb play ( fx a sonata, the piano, the violin, billiards, cards, football, half-back);

( opføre) act, perform,

( udføre ( en rolle)) play, act ( fx a part), do ( fx Hamlet);

( give sig ud for at være) pretend to be ( fx a doctor), act ( fx the hero);

[ hvad spiller de?]

( i teater, biograf) what is on?

( uden objekt) play ( fx he plays well; the organ is playing),

( optræde) play, appear ( fx in Hamlet),

(fig) pretend to be ( fx angry, ill, stupid);

( spille hasard) gamble ( fx he gambles);

( om lys) play ( fx the sunlight played on the water),

( om flammer) play, flicker;

( funkle) sparkle;

[ med sb:]

[ spille en film] show a film;

[ spille en grammofonplade] play a record;

[ spille herre] play the master, lord it;

[ spille hovedrollen] take the principal part, play the lead;

[ spille klovn] play the clown;

(se også bold, komedie, I. kort, puds, rolle);

[ med præp & adv:]

[ spille noget bort] gamble something away;

[ spille fallit] go bankrupt, fail;

[ spille falsk]

( i musik) play out of tune,

( i kortspil) cheat (at cards);

[ spille for én] play for (el. to) somebody;

[ spille ind]

( spille en rolle) enter into it ( fx I think jealousy enters into it), play a part;

( gøre sig gældende) make itself felt;

( indbringe) bring in,

(se også indspille);

[ spille ` med]

( deltage) join in the game,

( i kortspil) take a hand;

[ spille med én] play with somebody;

[ spille med musklerne] ripple one's muscles;

(fig) flex one's muscles;

[ spille mod] play (against) ( fx Denmark is to play (against) Norway);

[ spille om noget] play for something;

[ der spillede et smil om hans mund] a smile played (el. hovered) on his lips;

[ spille op]

( om orkester) strike up;

( om børn: lave ballade) play up;

[ spille en formue op] gamble away a fortune;

[ spille sig op] warm up, get into one's stride;

[ spille op til]

( om skuespiller) play up to;

(flirte etc) make up to;

( om musik) strike up ( fx a waltz);

[ spille over i]

( om farver) shade into ( fx green shading into blue);

[ spille på]

( generelt) play ( fx the flute, the piano),

( om bestemt instrument) play on ( fx it is the best piano I ever played on; he was playing on a drum);

(fig) play on ( fx their fear);

[ spille ud]

( i kortspil) lead;

(fig) make the first move;

[ du spiller ud!] (it is) your lead!

[ spille ud med et forslag]

(fig) come up with a proposal;

[ spille den ene stat ud mod den anden] play off one state against another.

Danish-English dictionary > spille
73 tøve

hang back, hedge, hesitate, stall

* * *

vb hesitate;

( give tøvende svar) falter;

( dvæle) linger;

[ tøv lidt!] wait a bit!

[ tøve med] hesitate with ( fx the answer);

[ tøve med at gøre noget] hesitate to do something,

( opsætte det) put off doing something.

Danish-English dictionary > tøve
74 udgået

adj

( om plante) dead;

( om vare) no longer in stock; out of stock;

( af spisekort) off;

[ være udgået for noget] have run out of something, be out of something.

Danish-English dictionary > udgået
75 vaske

do, shampoo, wash

* * *

vb wash ( fx wash clothes; we are washing today);

( hår) shampoo;

( vaske ( og stryge) tøj, F) launder;

(T: blande kort) shuffle;

[ vaske hænder] wash one's hands,

(am også: ansigt og hænder) wash up, clean (oneself) up;

[ jeg vasker mine hænder]

(fig) I wash my hands of it;

[ den ene hånd vasker den anden] one hand washes the other;

[ vaske hår] shampoo one's hair, give one's hair a shampoo;

[ vaske sorte penge hvide] launder black money;

[ vaske noget rent] wash something clean;

[ vaske én ren]

(fig, neds: dække over) whitewash somebody;

[ vaske ren for], se ndf;

[ som kan vaskes] washable;

[ med præp, adj & sig:]

[ vaske af] wash ( fx the dishes),

( overflade) wash down ( fx the walls),

(snavs etc) wash off ( fx the dirt; a stain);

[ vaske for folk] take in washing;

[ vaske én ren for en beskyldning] clear somebody of a charge;

[ vaske om ham] do his washing;

[ vaske op] wash up,

(am) do (el. wash) the dishes,

( generelt) wash dishes ( fx I don't like washing dishes);

[ vaske sig] wash,

(am også: ansigt og hænder) wash up, clean (oneself) up;

[ som har vasket sig]

(dvs storartet, stor) whacking;

[ det er noget der har vasket sig!] that's something like!

Danish-English dictionary > vaske
76 vred

angry, grim, irate, temper, ticked off, wrathful

* * *

I. adj angry;

( vred og krænket) resentful;

[ blive vred over noget] get angry at something; resent something;

[ blive vred på én] get angry with somebody.

II. præt af vride.

Danish-English dictionary > vred
77 afgive

4

1) отдава́ть, (с)дава́ть

áfgive sin stémme — голосова́ть

2) подава́ть (отчёт и т. п.)

áfgive en erklǽring — сде́лать заявле́ние

* * *

cast, emit, give off, give out, radiate

* * *

vb

( aflevere, afstå) give up,

F surrender ( fx one's seat),

( overgive) hand over ( fx the command to somebody),

( om land) cede ( fx territory);

( affyre) fire ( fx a volley);

( give, fremkomme med) make ( fx a declaration, a promise, a report),

( især til overordnet) submit ( fx a report, til to);

( frembyde) furnish ( fx a proof), afford ( fx a pleasant shade);

(kem) liberate;

[ afgive bestilling]

(merk) place an order ( til with);

[ afgive bestilling på]

( om kunstværk) commission ( fx a portrait);

[ afgive bestilling på noget hos en]

(merk) order something from somebody;

[ afgive forklaring]

(jur) make a statement;

( i retten) give evidence;

[ afgive en kendelse]

( om nævninge) return a verdict;

[ afgive tre mandater til dem]

( ved valg) lose three seats to them;

[ afgive en ordre] = afgive bestilling;

[ afgive salut] give (el. fire) a salute;

[ afgive sin stemme] vote, give (, F: cast) one's vote;

[ afgive varme] give off (, F: emit) heat.

Danish-English dictionary > afgive
78 afsætte

3

1) сбыва́ть ( товар)

2) увольня́ть

3) сверга́ть

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cashier, depose, spare

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vb

( sælge) sell;

( afskedige) dismiss, remove;

( fyrste) dethrone, depose;

( aflejre) deposit;

( efterlade) leave ( fx traces);

( reservere) set aside, earmark ( fx a sum of money for something);

( tegne) trace, draw ( fx a line on the paper);

( aftegne efter opmåling) lay down, mark out,

( på landkort) mark;

( passagerer) drop, put down;

[ få afsat]

( varer) dispose of, find a sale (el. market) for;

[ få sin datter afsat] get one's daughter off (one's hands), marry off one's daughter;

[ afsætte sig]

( aflejres) be deposited.

Danish-English dictionary > afsætte
79 betale

2

плати́ть, опла́чивать

betále sig — окупа́ться, оправда́ть себя́

betále hvad det kóster — заплати́ть любу́ю це́ну

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check out, discharge, finance, pay, pay up, remunerate, settle

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* pay ( fx the waiter; wages, taxes, one's debts, £5 for something; you will have to pay);

( varer, skade etc) pay for ( fx the goods, the dinner, the damage, the repair);

( en regning) settle, pay;

[ betale skat (, told) af] pay tax(es) (, duty) on;

(se også skat, told);

[ betale af på] pay off on, pay instalments on;

[ betale bagud] pay in arrears;

[ betale for] pay for;

[ han løb (, skreg etc) som om han var betalt for det] he ran (, screamed etc) for all he was worth;

[ betale forud] pay in advance;

[ han prøvede at betale sig fra det] he tried to get out of it by paying;

[ det skal du få betalt] I will make you pay for this, I will get even with you for this;

[ betale i husleje (, leje, skat)] se husleje, I. leje, II. skat;

[ det skal han komme til at betale] he will pay for this;

[ betale kontant] pay cash;

[ betale med guld] pay in gold;

[( tjener,) må jeg betale!] (waiter,) could I have the bill, please!

[ betale sig] pay,

( være umagen værd) be worth while, be worth it;

[ betale enhver sit] pay everyone his due;

[ hvor meget skal jeg betale?] how much is it?

[ tage sig godt betalt] charge a good price (, fee);

[ betale tilbage]

(også fig) pay back, return;

[ betale ud] pay out;

( betale helt) pay off;

( give i udbetaling) pay ( fx £10) down.

Danish-English dictionary > betale
80 bide

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куса́ть, куса́ться

bíde af — отку́сывать

bíde nóget over — перекуси́ть что-л.

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bite, nip

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vb (bed, bidt) bite;

( om kniv, vittighed etc) cut, bite;

( om fisk, se ndf: bide på);

[( pas på,) hunden bider] beware of the dog;

[ hun bider ikke!] she won't bite you!

[ med præp, adv & sig:]

[ bide ad] snap at;

[ bide `af] bite off;

[ bide en af, bide hovedet af en] snap somebody's head off, snub somebody;

(se også skam, I. tunge);

[ bide efter] snap at;

[ bide fra sig]

(fig) hit back;

[ bide i] bite;

[ bide en i benet] bite somebody's leg;

[ bide i græsset] bite the dust;

[ bide mærke i] note;

[ bide i sig] swallow ( fx one's anger, an insult);

[ han bed vreden i sig]

( også) he bit his lip;

[ bide smerten i sig] bear the pain without flinching, keep a stiff upper lip;

[ bide i et stykke brød] bite into a slice of bread;

[ bide noget over] bite something in two;

[ bide på]

( krogen) bite, take the bait, rise (to the bait);

(fig også) swallow the bait;

[ ingenting bider på ham] he is proof against anything;

[ bide på tungen] bite one's tongue ( fx this tobacco bites your tongue);

[ bide sammen] bite (one's teeth) together,

( hårdt) clench one's teeth;

(se også tand);

[ bide sig fast i] catch hold of with one's teeth,

(fig) fasten on;

[ bide sig i læben (, fingrene)] bite one's lip (, fingers);

[ det kan du bide dig i næsen på!] you bet your life!

Danish-English dictionary > bide

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